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If you need a plan for how to enjoy the season, Ilona Vos from our Cashiers office shares where she goes in October. Nearly every story in this issue is about someone taking care of something they love. Melanie Couch and Nancy Dyleski have turned strangers into regulars around their mahjong tables. Derek Taylor is bringing back Highlands Hardware & Lumber Co., decades after his father ran the original. Bill Futral asks us to remember the tradesmen behind every house, and our own Betty Holt celebrates 100 years of the John C. Campbell Folk School. Welcome to Lesley Madden and Kristin Cameron, the newest members of our team, and thank you to our clients for trusting us this year. For your next fall gathering, my daughter, Tricia, shares her slow- roasted pernil. She promises it will make your house smell amazing, and I can vouch for that. My advice? Take the long way home one afternoon this fall. When you see red climbing a tree that has not turned yet, you will know who it is for.
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